Autofill Webforms

Targets Windows
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I need to create a program that can load any url with a webform where name, address, tel ect must be entered. And then populate/autofill the individual form boxes with my specified data by the push of a button. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thanks

2

Are you loading the URL within a HTMLViewer or in a browser?

If you’re within a HTMLViewer you can JavaScript inject form values, but you would have to know the field names. So it would be a multi-step process. Download the HTML with a HTTPSocket, parse it for form/field names, load it in HTMLViewer, JavaScript inject.

3

I’m using the HTMLviewer.

4

I found this to work with: jsSrc = "document.forms[0].elements['search'].value=""xojo"";" What does the [0] mean? I guess the .elements[‘search’] is the form fieldname?

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http://www.w3schools.com/js/js_arrays.asp

6

Thanks Tim and Michael I got it to work perfectly.

7

Just one last question: How do I place a string variable in place of Comment?

jsSrc = "document.forms[0].elements['comment'].value=""Comment"";"

Ex:
Dim a as string
A= textfield.text
I have a problem with the the A string…

jsSrc = "document.forms[0].elements['comment'].value=(A);"
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Do you know how to join multiple strings together in Xojo?
You would need to join the JavaScript inject with the string from the textfield to create your new inject.

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Hi Tim, Yes. I know how to do it Xojo, but I can’t seem to get Xojo variable A to work in place of “Comment”
jsSrc = “document.forms[0].elements[‘comment’].value=”“Comment”";"

jsSrc = “document.forms[0].elements[‘comment’].value=???;”

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OK, I got it this way:
You have to escape with single quote, double quotes + string variable + double quotes, single quote ;"
jsSrc = “document.forms[0].elements[‘comment’].value=’”+x+"’;"